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4 Young Girl Missing.

Dover, y H., August 30 The town
of Rochester is in high state of excite
ment over the disappearance Of Miss
Molly IIusscy aged lj The girl has
been dcspondent since her mother's death,
and,ha- been i'm the habit of placing iiow-
er- ON her mothers grave every day.
She left home for this purpose yesterday
The flowers were found upon The grave,
but the girl had disappeared. She was
traced to Great Falls depot, whittier she
had walked ON the track Here she had
a fainting mt, tut became better and left.
This morning bells at Rochester were
rung factories shut down and business
generally ,u, ended, while citizens form
cd into searching parties, which have
gone In various directions.
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The North promenade. as il appears SO
picturesQuely described by Sheridan,
used to Vie with the South Promenade
at Bath.
Richmond has magnificent prone
made ON the north side Df the rolling and
musical James. but few people know of
the beautiful drive up the river road ON
the south side
Going across the free bridge you roll
through Manchester anI turning 20 the
right soon reach the high ridge along
which the road runs ON one side is "a
magnificent wooded park, aud on the
other meadows and conhelds.
Tie view Of the city and the highlands
from Hollywood westward is enchanting.
Ii Is necessary 90 have "a lady with you
to point out the truly picturesque
But what j needed is bridge above
HOLLYWOOD TO connect the north prone
made with the south, SO that the beauties
Of tie Chesterfield ridge will not longer
be lost
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nRI,IrIIS


Interesting Items served Ip in Condensed
Quite 2 number OF Richmond dentists
are in attendance on The Southern Dental
Association at Old Point.
Mr. William a. Young. member of the
Norfolk Police Board and chairman of
tlc Democratic City Committee, was at
tle Exchange Hotel yesterday.
Aponrit of General 4. j. HIiH, painted
by Mr.. Morton, % talented Richmond ar-
ti.i. was go the Office of thc Secretary OF
the Commonwealth ye-ieiday and was
much ad,aired.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company have just received four new
passenger locomotives specially adapted
to climbing the mountain grades.
Mr. Thompson, superintendent of the
FiieNam and Police Telegraph, re-
cciyed from New York yesterday am cleo
tricM machine for furnishing power TO
prapc sewing machines or any light ma.
ch'ncry.
Me.,rs. John and II Clay Chamblin
have returned from the White sulphur
Mr. ". c. Mcdowell of Ford's hotel
has returned from bis summer trip.
An important meeting of the Board of
Police Commissioners VIII DE held to-
morrow evening
The Dorcas Society of Park-Pmce
Methodist church viii have "a lawn party
and icc cream festival In the lot ON Main
street. between Pine and Laurel, to-
morrow and Friday nights Ct this week.
10 Will Dee fuli of attractions, and the
ladie, deserve "a liberal patronage.
n S. now stated that the Union Pas
senger railway will hecompleted in about
three weeks
Judge H. " Flournoy. Secretary OF
the Commonwealth, has returned from
the inter State EXtmdiii5n Convention,
which was held in Newark, NJ.
There were large number of guests
at the Exchange Hotel yesterday and
they hailed from every section OF the
country.
Mr.. Charles ". Voolfolk and Miss Ida
A. Cave. daughter Of Rev. r. G.. Cave of
Richmond, will be married this afternoon
at Macedonia Christian church, Orange
county
Reform I'm Richmond (Na.) means
every man for himself and the devil take
what the "reformers' have left behind
them Wilmington " O. Messenger.
4 call has been issued for all the white
Funeral Directors in the State 20 assem-
bic in Richmond September TO form a
State Association.
The Norfolk papers speak n-yery high
terms of the performance OF the Helen
Blythe Company, in Only a Woman
Heart Monday night.
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Ihi, Eminent Comedian comi"g 4"
Richmond.

John Sleeper Clarke, the eminent
character actorand comedian, aitera long
residence in London once more lreads
bis native heath. and is ON q starring
tour of the United States lie will APP
pear at the Theatre some time during the
coming season under the management of
Mr John J.. Ford.
lu the good old days Of the Marshall
Theatre Sleeper Clarke va, Richmond S
fayorite comedian after Joe jefferson.
He also paid annual and some years semi.
annual visits 10 this city.
lie was even at that remote day one OF
the best comedians in the land, and years
of experience in the best comedy schools
of the world for over a quarter of IA ccn-
ury must have mellowod and refined bis
genius
1t is over twenty-five years since hc
trod the boards I'm Richmond, but there
are many who remember him. and will
be happy TO welcome him as a king
among comedians.
Mr. Clarke married Mary Booth lsi,tel
of Edwin and Inflated Wilkes Booth
part Of whose sirlhood was spent in th'
city, and also on her account will his re-
cepiion De most gracious.
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SARATOGA, y y, August 30.-The
Democratic Stale committee met here
this morning, and, after appointing John
Foley ms a member I'm place of ; y. Buel.
resigned and Thomas &. DOYLE In place
of Wilson $. Bi,sell, agreed on the fol-
lowing call
The Democratic electors OF the State
of New York and other, who believe
that the administration OF public affairs
by the Democratic party in the nation
and the state has been such as to Justify
the confidence of the people are hereby
requested to send three delegates from
each assembly district To Democratic
state convention, TO be held in Saratoga
Springs on Tuesday September q. at f.
o'clock noon of that day, TO nominate
candidates for the State offices 10 be ill
cd at the next election, and 10 transact
such ether business as may come before
the convention
The committee then Adjourned 10 meet
in > rai0ga 0n the evening of September
2G
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PmLAnEIrWN. August 30 This morn
ing the announcement was made that
Robert Hare P0Ncl 4 60. and Robert
Hare Powell. Sons a Co., the great coal
mining firms OF No ll9 Walnut street,
had failed, and lhe street VAS necessarily
startled Mr John G.. Bradley. who is
the manager. and a partner 10 both firms.
stated that the failure was the result of
the suspension Of Charles f. Pennock. of
Coatcsyille, the extensive iron-plate mer-
chant, whose paper bore the endorse
ment of both the firms. Robert Hare
Powell * Co, and the junior one Of Rob
ert Hare Powell. Sons * Co. The liahili-
ties he placed at 81 100000, which IS ns-
-umed 10 be the aggregate amount for
which they became the endorsers Of
pennock's notes that were protested yes.
terday. while the assets, consisting OF
vast tracts Of valuable coal lands and ap-
purtenances are fixed at Sl,OOO,OOO The
Guarantee Trust Cympany has been
made assignee
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TUE GALLANT FOURTH CAVALRY.

Proposed Organizations of her survivors,
RIcHHoND. VA, August 30ih, 1887.
10 ne Svrcirors Of The Fourth Rtgt I'a.
Corqby
At a meeting Of the Hanover Troop
Association, held at Ashland Park,
August 23d, 1887, the following rcsolu-
tions were adopted
Regarding the occasion of the laying
of the Lee Monument cornerstone as a
grand event in the history OF our STATE
and believing that 10 is the sense, pleasure
and pride, a. well as the duty OF the sur
yiyors Of Company G., Fourth Virginia
Cavalry. 10 contribute TO the success OF
the forthcoming demonstration there
fore,
he il Resolved. That the members of Go. g,
Fourth Virginia Cavalry, viii participate DO
the aforesaid laying 81 tnt corner stone oi ihc
Lee Monument. aui that ail members present
will exert themselves to encourage and insure
fun turnout Of the association worthy oi
the occasion
p Resolved, That tine president appoint %
committee 90 confer with Ike organlIiii i1u,
Of the First. Second. Third and Fourth rcu
meuts of cavalry. which composed NlCkhHu 's
Brigade, and request them to Join with u- on
that occasion
3. Resolved. That the press Of tho state he
requested tO publish these resolutions.
The undersigned were appointed 80
communicate with you and enlist your
cooperation in the objected ccified
The cornerstone of the Monument 90
be erected 10 the memory OF Ccnerel Il.
+. Lee will be laid with appropriate ccre-
monies in this city ON October 9th, 1857
ff 4. g .rr.. a.I
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Her Gracious Majesty, Queen Victoria,
has been pleased in honor of the jubilee
celebration of the ffticth anniversary of
her reign to issue proclamation of par
don TO any and all s0ldi,r who may have
deserted or abscntcd thcm- Ives from her
land forces. REGULAR or militia, az any
one who while in thc arm reserve irrcg
ularly enlisted I'm thc regular force.
The terms 0f this amnesty extend for
two months If tie party reside ia the
United Kingdom. the Channel Islands 0r
the Isle of Man, and four months IF re-
siding elsewhere. Should there he any
person in Richmond OF vicinity desiring
To avail themselves of the provisions of
this royal act of ciemency they win re-
port to Mr. William Marshall, British
yice-consul, No l4l2 East Cary street
Centre Warehouse, who wili fully eN-
plain all It's provision, and che tully
give any desired information
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4 NOBLE TRGBIT II.
From a Hero, wife to Ills Honored Adver
sarN


How we'll remember General Robert
+. Lee. then major Tie was the beau
ideal of % soldier and gentleman. When
bidding us goodbye and GOD speed upon
the eve of our departure he said 60 me
4 understand that YOU contemplate de-
.ertiug your post. which Is by your hus-
bands Side. and that Won are not going
to- California with him. II YOU will par
don me. | should ike t0 give you q lii-
he advice. You must mol think of doing
this As one considerably older than
Hancock, and having bad greater expert
ence. consider IL fatal i0 the future
happiness of Young married people, upon
small ur0yOcatiOn. 10 liyc apart either
for Short or long time. The result Is
invariably that they cease t0 be essential
TO each other. Now, promise me that
you will NOT permit him to sail without
YOU. Tie sequel show, how faithfully
! sought 10 follow ihat noble admonitlon,
and how. after. in my varied experience,
bad occasion to transmit i0 others his
disntcresicd. truthful convictions With
many regtets. Wc hado alieu tO % host of
friends most of whom nevcr,aw again.
NOt So with my husband, however tc
met them face to face ON the bat
tledcd I'm less than three years I'D.
ntacs Luk of w, f,uuW H0hcocFs
B0ok.
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lake >harp's BAD Health.

New YoRK, August 30.-Iacob sharp's
physical condition remains about the
same this morning The cold which he
contracted on sunday causes him much
suffering. lie is also suffering from
erysipelas in the head, and his physician
reports that he is very weak Last night
was spent by him in restless manner.
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NEW YORK. August 30-A collision
that resulted in Jos, of life occurred in
tine bay this morning. The tug lmperator
ran up near the schooner II. y. liayens
heading in am opposite direction. Just ~
the lmpcraior was about 20 pass the
IIaycns Captain Christopher Nelson, who
vas az the wheel. leaned over 10 close a
window, When be slipped, and in falling
his entire weight fell on the " heel, giving
it lively twist, and sending The tug bard
to port and into the schooncr's side. The
Hayens was nearly cut in TWO and sank
almost Immediately All the crew were
rescued except one sailor who could not
he reached The drowned mans name is
not known
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\ NEW TIsH COMMI>sIONER.


WAsmNc-oN. August 30 The Presi-
dent Go day appointed Prof g. Brown
Goode, assistant director ofth National
Museum, to be- Commissioner Of Fish and
fisheries vice Prof > +. Baird, deceas-
ed Judge McCue. Solicitor of the Trea-
suIy who was first rendered the office,
declined 70 because of his lack Of scientific
knowledge The Office was also tender
ed TO GOV Thompson, the acting Secre-
tary of The Treasury, and hc too declined
10 for the same reason Prof GO0de is a
well known scientist and was associated
with Prof Baird in many important
duties of scientific character.
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4 nn..inn Attnck ON franee.

ST. PETERSBURG, August jO.-Prince
Mesh Tcherski, in the Gnachmdn, now
the official organ Of the Car, makes a
violent attack upon France. lie says
" A nation whose patriotism only exists
in phrases cannot be an ally Of Russia
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Thi. = the Voice Of Iwo-third> of the city
Committee Let it be Obeyed and Re
spected. and Let There be no Laggards
on Election Day.
The City Democratic Committee met
last night at the Circuit Couri-rooms
Superintendent Charles +. Wingo and
twenty-six members were present. There
were only four absentecs. In order that
ycral delegations might be heard the
committee resolved itself into executive
session. and all but members were ex-
cluded
The several delegations were then
heard After this Mr Thomas j. smith
OF Clay ward offered a resolution that in
the selection Of delegates 90 the General
Assembly that there would De a primary
election 10 choose delegates TO "a cOnven-
tion. After discussion thi, was voted
down ON a rir1 rgce vote.
Tn n Mr. r. VI. S. Valentines resolu-
tion for a straight primary was adopted
by the following
RECORDED VOTE.
-Messrs. Curtis Valentine, Parr
Patram, Taylor Botto, llulcher. Long,
Burton, Cummins, RaWlins Grymes,
Houston. Brannan. Hill, Bigger, Wood
of Jackson, and Gentry-is.
Nocs- Messrs Wing0, Gibbons. Wood
of Jefferson Elicit, Teusef TilieT, smith,
and O'Bannon zone not repouedl-9
NOW FOR ACTION
Whatever differences Of opinion may
have heretofore existed. now every man
should bow to the will of the ma
jorily, take part in thcplimary, and work
earnestly for victory
But one plan conld bc adopted and as
,he straight primary plan has been chos-
en-. it Il, the plain duty of the convention
men to sustain the action of the commit
tee.
The DAILY TIMES had been leaning
towards ihc convention plan but 10 was
welded go no plan and io mo- man, all IL
desired was fhe success of the Democratic
party.
Tie plan adopted hy ihe committee is
our plan and for 10 We shall labor from
now until the polls close.
SEPTEMBER fifIEENIli
Thursday. september 18th, j, the day
ixed upon for the primary election.
Every muu. under this system, votes di-
reclly l0r fho four meu whom he wishes
10 be the Democratic nominees. In fact,
thc plan is too ola and well known TO
need r.capiluiation. ID has been tried
before ma Aas given very general sails
factiou io an except lhc defeated can
didate-
Now Do thc men who favored a con-
venum come ont manfuily aDi work all
the harder for tAe primary just as they
would hayc expected the primary men
to have done Fl convention had been
adopted. The rule must Wofk botA ways.
There are lut fifteen days for work,
and the Democratic party expects, every
man 90 lo hi- duty in ihi- great crisis
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Health Ac.
PIrT,BURG, August 3O.-Two Pinker-
ton deteCtivos-A. A. Esten and Al.
Hadand, of New Nork-have been in
the city for three or four DAYS, aud are
stopping at the Seventh Avenue Hotel
Taey are at The Union depo, to watch
the arrival of every through train from
the East. and when not SO engaged spend
their time on the principal streets, close
ly scanning every one who passes
They are watching for two men who are
believed 10 have been implicated in the
robbery OF an express car near Boston,
some two months ago, of a package con
tanning $4,000 in currency. About
week ago these men were seen TO get on
through train at the Jersey City depot,
and il was asCeraincd that they had
bought tickets for pittsburg An effort
was made TO intercept them at Phiiadei-
delphia, but failed Then the detectives
named came on To- Piusburg, but SO far
have been unable 10 locate their men
The utmost secrecy has been maintained
about their movements, the city police
authorities refusing to acknowledge that
they ever knew anything about the men
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GoING wIsr.


A~oWNIlIIUIIs
DIR. T. Roberts Baker, president of the
virginia Pharmaceutical Association,
leaves for Cincinnati next Friday. Dr.
Baker goes to attend the lhirty-dtih an
nual meeting of the American Pharma-
ceutical Association. II viii begin its
sessions at Odeon Hall, in the Queen City
Of the West, Monday, September 9th next
at 3 o'clock pm.
The session will last all the week.
Many matters of importance to the trade
will be discussed and considered The
schedule Of entertainment during the ses-
sion is on the lavish scale for which Gin
cinnati Is noted all over the length and
breadth Of this fair land
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Mr James T. Ashby of Petersburg
has been appointed by State Council
Secretary Phil Meisel, Jr, of Richmond
deput, state councillor for council No. &
of Petersburg, until the first day of No
yember next.
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAND MOONLIGHT TO DUTCH
VI GAP STEAMER ARIEL SUNDAY,
~EPTEMBEK6 lss,, by Enterprise Council.
NO.a.Jr.. %. ia. VI. Tickets I'D cents. Boat
lenvc. ..3H sharp. Trcmmcr's Orchestra a;
Ncs-l- Franklin and Lambert, ~0ioists,
with guitar and banjo accompany ine.
au $40 WeAs1
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wood and Coal

tLhA COAL YARD lElba station, Broad
ai fHe streets. ". $. Pitcher, agent. All
A.nds of Coal. Wood. and Coke. Tele-
plone. 81.
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N.>fAGG. Twelfth street under American
h.I.. Civic aId military tailor
tndertakrrs:
N ID NONRI-ETT. no. ~ Seventh street.
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DIRECTORY


\ /
og RELIABLE
.~INISS HOUSES.
m. Ohg ioor of rl.0ble and gooa
laus. 0'unQ THAR l0catSon and
foandrvg mQm as source
or HfumQtion rotitre u any
d1ufat jr4ncle' gf business.
tnaIyticaI Chemist:
urNNY TROLLING. u =. Twelfth street,
f.. Chesapeake and ohio and Rich
...I Allegheny railroads. Special al.
.n o.. .rD.and mineral waters.
Architects.
uf ulvVOCh. NOS l.. Main street. Cor
solicited
BARRIERS:
GILLIAN d. GARDNER $40 +. Broad
.Ht Ir cutting. dyclng. shaving ana
Bakers
...unH>u STEAM BAKERY. a. Adam.
10 IS. Twelfth street wholesale
Boots and shoes;
..r rEl>uAII. 1915 T.. Main street. Best
mems and a. and $3.50 ladies'
Butchers.
..ITTN e. NliAl EH. stai so. -. First
u..t smoked beef tongues spccmity.
Cud, Manufacturers
.I.|. De- DYER. 04 L.. Marshall street.
ni lotu- Sole agent for the
f0ath Drops.
Canvas Goods.
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h. lNN E s3lf T.. Main Street, manuiaetu
n. .I DhafnpIou Woven Wire Mattrcsscs
Cote. ruo best and cheapest in the mar
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tMt SIMI>1>.
NozART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Grand preliminary opening of the dramatic
season
WEDNESDAY ana TIT RSDAY. AUGUST 81.
and SEPTEMBER !.
FIRST LADIES' MATINEE. Thu kSDA1.
SEPTEMBER ].
The great emotional actress and beautiful so
Cicty queen.
HELEN BLYTHE,
boz the purcst strongest. and best society play
ever written.
ONLY \ N0MAN'> HEART.
An American play. truthfully told, in which
Miss HELEN BLYTHE's wonderful creation of
the uart of Edith Gordon has created a great
sensation in fhc dramatic world.
Prices Of Admission %, % and ijc. Reserved
seats. pic extra. Matinee prices. - and jOc.
office open for the sale OF reserved seats
Monday morning at O'Clock. 3au2sit
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ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANlfA
NING co.. lnii g.. Main 81. Nanui Be-
......rI rrn.rfoI. of stamp novelties.
DOMINION M nBEN STAMP WohhN
I... street. Agents wanted scnd lo
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES B.. Broad street
DDS. GLASS. and painters supplies.
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THE PRIMARY PLAN
1DOPTFD LAST NIGHT TBY 4 VOTE OF
FIGHTEEN TO NINE.

Thi. = the Voice Of rwo-ihird> of the City
Committee Let il be Obeyed and Re
spected. and Let There be no Laggards
ON Election Day.
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0V Err THE WIRES.
THE VERY LATEST VIEWS FRON dLL
Sections

Hunting for tNpress-Car Robbers New
York Democrats \ New Fish Commis-
sion-A Aioung Girl Missing sharp, Had
Health sc.
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NTANTED-YOU 10 KNOW THAT
w Gibbs a Bro. sell Groceries. Flour,
Wines, aud Liquors at lowest prices. T0hac
cO and Cigars "A speciality Continental beer
furnished % families at - cents per dozen.
Fresh vegetables always OBJ hand. Nh. Lawson
burtOOt is now with ms. and would he Rlad 10
sec any of his friends. ,.,.,.
j. r. GIBBS a BRO.
Fifteenth and Hull streets. Manchester
liy2i satu
NXYANTED-AT 1913 BROOK AVE
w NUE. an kinds Of paper stock,
hottles. etc. j. II. WILLIAMS.
Proprietor.
ENrANTED-A PURCHASER FOR
w Handsome Cottage: 10 rooms. Green
house. stable. &c. large Garden, Fruits. Nc.,
one block from present line of street cars.
West End, just beyond corporate line. Address
"R."
Pap Iitf Care DAILY TIMES.
NGrANTED.-A PURCHASER FOR
w beautiful GROVE AVENUE HOME.
handsome. modern. convenient. healthy.
Terms ON application 10 M care DAILY
TIMES. 5iul lt
NANTED, TWO CANNASSERS IN
w the city two good energetic men Ap-
ply at this office sau Soft
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THE GRAND OPENING.
Woman. Heart at the Academy.

UNIV n UUIUU-- FfHIT ~ TIT f'HI'TIF'
After an intcrregnum of three months
Mozlrt Academy will be opened tonight
for the preliminary fall season.
The attraction will be Miss Helen
Blythe and company in her great play
Only Woman's Heart.
Miss Blythe has an excellent support
and the play will De we'll mounted and
cOstumed
Professor NJ Stein W lead the orches-
ira and nearly all of the former fayorite
attaches will De found in position.
The play will be repeated at the ladies'
matinee tomorrow and tomorrow night
and it is hoped TO full houses at every
performance.
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.I..I a WHAY. Seventh and Grace
Monuments. tomhs. marb.ei1ed man
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T|IT " Ut "
SNYDER S. go. lWotolUli Cary street
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rt Nr cutting. dycIug. shaving. and
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Contractors and Builders
I.I ~NNN. rH D.. Main street.
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....I. H. DYER Gll L.. Marshall street
ani I.tiL Sole agent for thC
f.ath Drops.
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...uN\u STEAM BAKERY. q. Adam
DO IS. Twelfth street wholesale
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..N GTBING. corner of Fourteenth and
-...f-. Tents. awnings. bugs, horse and
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II T \ IlN0 ITO 0I''0'
D. mp idor ef ro'abt and good
pvs. 0iong THAR Dcat'on and
rfornd rerg HsgBl as e source
m afumQtloa rCl1tfre t0 any
I. ddueHt jrmcto, cf business.
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rrl>uAIE. llll a. Main street Best
81 mems and a. and $3.50 ladies'
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The vacancies in the Board of Direct
Ors of the State Insurance Company by
the election OF Mr. Thomas W. NcCance
a. president, and in the State Bank by
the election Of Mr.. John +. Elicit as
president have not been filled.
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~ lruN~~ and ~hudicrN
..I| IIDI ORD. l4O- B.. Nuu street
HORSE. NHuunctmeraui whole
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vt ulVVOch. li@ l.. Main street Cor
........ solicited.